Amid speculation of a Kim-Putin arms deal, the focus has shifted to the impact of North Korea's potential ammo supply on Russia's war in Ukraine.
In 2022, Russia turned to Iran to provide hundreds of explosive drones, which created a significant impact on the war. Earlier this year, the US accused Pyongyang of providing artillery shells to the Russian Wagner mercenary attack on Bakhmut in Ukraine.
North Korea boasts large stocks of Soviet war material, although in unknown condition, and mass-produces such weaponry.
However, North Korea's artillery performance has been questionable since the 2010 shelling of the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong, resulting in four deaths.
00:00 - INTRODUCTION
02:34 - PUTIN’S NEED FOR AMMUNITION IN UKRAINE WAR
05:27 - HIGH FAILURE RATES IN NORTH KOREAN ARTILLERY MUNITIONS
07:44 - KIM EYING TECH FOR SPY SATELLITES, BALLISTIC MISSILES AND SUBMARINES?
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